Christine Kreger MA LMFT ATR
Therapy for Adolescents & Adults
Why are you seeking therapy?
We all go through difficult times in life, regardless of who we are, where we've been, or what we do. And life can have a way of making us feel overwhelmed and numb and disconnected. Therapy can change that. It can help us regain that sense of connection and provide us with some much-needed support and encouragement. More importantly, therapy can strengthen and increase our self-esteem and confidence as we navigate our relationships, our jobs, and ultimately what we want for ourselves.
I specialize in working with adults struggling with depression, anxiety, trauma, and life transitions. As a licensed therapist and registered art therapist, I believe therapy is a partnership that has to be a good fit for YOU. A positive therapeutic relationship can help dial down the noise so that you can begin figuring things out and feeling better. You are the most important part of this equation and finding a therapist who you are comfortable with is everything. It's why I believe it is a privilege to do the work that I do with my clients.
Telehealth
I only see clients via Telehealth. This means that all my sessions are conducted online via video-conference (Zoom), phone, or text. Telehealth services are just as effective and often more convenient than in-person services. My clients feel more comfortable and safer in their own settings, commuting and parking anxiety is eliminated, and there's more flexibility and accessibility with appointments. In addition, I am available to see anyone within the state of California.
As a licensed mental health professional, I am required to follow licensing codes, state laws, and HIPAA regulations that ensure security and confidentiality. As a Telehealth clinician, I have a signed HIPAA Business Associate Agreement (BAA) with Zoom that protects my clients' personal health information in accordance with HIPAA guidelines. I also follow the Telehealth Best-Practices Guideline established by the American Psychological Association and the American Psychiatric Association.
